Contributors to this special issue explore world literatures of the
Indian Ocean as a site for studying mobile networks of capital and
labor as well as diasporic movements generated by European imperial
expansion and its aftermath. These circularities shape both
identities and the cultural interactions that arise from them and
that connect places and peoples. In doing so, the authors bring
Indian Ocean Studies into conversation with ongoing efforts to
globalize literary historiography.
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